Save the Butterflies was adapted into an Explore to Read trail in 2022 where the Botanical Garden of the Piedmont in Charlottesville, Virginia installed large-scale pages for visitors to read along the nature trail.The Murrysville Community Library in Pennsylvania removed the pages from its binding and installed individual spreads to create an interactive story through the Murrysville Wetlands Trail maintained by the Murrysville Trail Alliance with educational activities along the trail. Save the Ocean was adapted into a StoryWalk in 2021.Save the Ocean was adapted into a StoryWalk in 2020 where the Coalition for Children and the Falmouth Public Library in Falmouth, Massachusetts took the book apart, page by page, to create an interactive walking trail with jellyfish puppets, and educational stops along the way.Endometriosis: it's not in your head, it's in your pelvis (2019)Ī workbook based on the Save the Earth series was published in 2020.Stahl's advocacy for endometriosis has led doctors to recommend her work. Stahl has donated artworks to benefit green spaces such as the University of Tennessee's Botanical Gardens, has volunteered her time to environmental work, and created a Roots and Shoots program that landed her group a certificate of appreciation from Dr. Her work is used to celebrate the environment in schools and create climate awareness around the world where educational facilities use her work to teach children with hands-on activities. Stahl's Save the Earth series tackles climate change as well as a variety of environmental concerns affecting flora and fauna. Her most notable book Save the Ocean was recommended by the Ocean Conservancy and State Director Drew Bell with Environment America in 2020. She was awarded for her literary distinction for Save the Ocean at the 1st National Author's Day: Celebrate Our Authors event in Knoxville, Tennessee in 2019. She has also written non-fiction literature.
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